Sport in short: Table Tennis

Sunday 13 September 1992 00:02 BST

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ENGLAND'S Chen Xinhua, beat France's Jean-Philippe Gatien, the Olympic silver medallist, to reach the last eight of the European Masters in Karlsruhe, Germany. But Carl Prean, the English No 1, lost to Sweden's Jan-Ove Waldner, the Olympic champion, and Croatia's Zoran Primorac.

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